The City ofLondon Ohio

Established in 1811

City of London Ohio

05 December 2010

05 December 2010

31 May 2016

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Law Director provide legal counsel to private citizens/residents of the City? No. The Law Director serves as legal counsel to the City, its officials and directors. The scope of representation of City officials and directors is limited to the performance of their duties with the City. If you feel you need legal advice concerning a dispute between you and another private citizen/resident of the City, you should seek the advice and counsel of your own attorney.

Does the Law Director investigate crime and receive complaints concerning criminal conduct? No. The Police Department handles investigations of crimes and criminal acts in the City. If you believe you are a victim of crime or are aware of a violation of the Ohio Revised Code or the City of London’s Codified Ordinances, you should contact the Police Department. Once a criminal case has begun, you should contact the Law Director to schedule an appointment to discuss the case.

Does the Law Director receive complaints concerning the performance of duties by City employees and officials? No. If you are not satisfied with your contact with a City employee or official, you should contact that employee’s immediate supervisor and inform the supervisor of your dissatisfaction. The supervisor will address the matter in accordance with established policies and procedures.

What is the best way to reach the Law Director? It is best to contact the office by telephone or by email and schedule an appointment with the Law Director. An appointment will ensure that you have the undivided attention of the Law Director.